Lucielle Ikara, Makéddja (Turtle) and Birlmu ( Fish), Lino print fabric Materials: Upcycled dead stock Canadian

Materials: Upcycled dead stock Canadian Maplewood skateboard with Embroidered Rug and Braided trim

this assertion of independence is the foundation upon which her work rests

others the ancestral activities that created it or inhabit it: the powerful Rainbow Serpent Ngalyod

the Judith Wright Poetry Prize

Not everyone can see it

Lucielle Ikara, Makéddja (Turtle) and Birlmu ( Fish), Lino print fabric Materials: Upcycled dead stock CanadianArtist: Lucielle Ikara Title: Makddja (Turtle) and Birlmu ( Fish) Materials: Lino print fabric, 100% cotton Size: 200cm x 110cm Each unique fabric comes with an artist certificate of authenticity. Makeddja is the word for turtle in the Ndjebbana language of the Kunibidji people of Maningrida. Lucielle Ikara is the grand daughter of the artist Lucy Yarawanga who is known for her quirky prints about Bawaliba, the mimih spirits that reside in the stone